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Abstract: Thecus may not be the first name we Mac users think of when contemplating network attached storage. As we showed in our review of its N299, though, it knows the market well and is capable of producing excellent Nas devices.
The N3200 is slower than some other drives on offer, but its performance was about same as a four-drive Iomega StorCenter 150D. It offers innovative functions and is easy to use. So considering the fair price, the Thecus N3200 is a clear winner that o...
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Published: 2008-07-29, Author: Neil , review by: macworld.co.uk
Innovative functions, easy to use, well priced
We had some installation problems
The N3200 is slower than other drives on offer, but its performance was about same as a four-drive Iomega StorCenter 150D. Considering the significant price difference between the devices, the N3200 is a clear winner. ...
Abstract: This model was reviewed as part of our group test of NAS drives.Pitched at both home users and small businesses, the N3200 offers the best combination of price and performance. Its three-drive set-up may look odd (most RAID systems are based around eve...
Abstract: Thecus N3200 has some odd features for NAS, including a PCI slot and support for USB wireless adaptors, but it has lots of practical ones. The three SATA bays are hidden behind a removable front panel and disks can be removed by simply undoing the...
Easy to setup, straight-forward software, Front panel LCD and buttons keep daily operations simple, Drive bays are easily accessible, Easy to expand with two USB 2.0 and a eSATA port, Lots of features (FTP, torrent, camera server, Wi-Fi ready, etc.)...
One-year warranty is short, PCI-slot does nothing, Takes forever to build a RAID 5 array.
The N3200 is attractively priced at around $300 (street). Unfortunately, there’s only a standard one-year warranty. While I think it lacks the polish of a device such as the Drobo, it works very well and is simple to use. While some may say that...
Thecus is targeting the SOHO user or Home Office user with the N3200 NAS file server. With a price online of around $320, Thecus has done what it has set out to do. The N3200 supports up to 3 TB HDDs with a compatibility list on Thecus's website. Note ...
ldquo;All that and a Bag of Chips,” is what we said and were sticking to it. In the N3200 NAS, Thecus has provided the home or small business user a device that can not only secure data, but broaden access to it on a network. Thecus focus on the m...
Compact, attractively styled enclosure, Well designed and well made, Front panel display provides a variety of useful information, Extensive list of capabilities and configuration options, Capable of RAID 0, 1, 5, and JBOD, Connect extra storage devices via eSATA or USB, 'Extra' features such as built-in print server, iTunes server, and webcam server, Optional wireless (802.11b/g) connectivity us
Initial configuration should have been easier, Rather weak documentation, Backup utility is not device specific and rather limited, Over $300, and you still have to buy the drives to put inside it
The Thecus N3200 3-Bay SOHO network storage system is much more than a typical network attached storage device, and is something like a Swiss Army knife of networking and storage functionality. In addition to making sure your important data is well lo...
